The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 9, 1906, Page 8

WINNIE TO mwmienioee ave “y" TRACK TEAM WILL BE IN CHARGE OF CUTTER —"DODE”" BRINKER WILL COACH BASEBALL TEAM Winnie Cuttgr will probably \ he track team at} the “U.” Cutter has a fine reputa seoured to coar comt e tucning out the U." on the diamond. “Dog” knows the game from the groutd up and should turn out a finished article this season, ‘The te oe. He has covered | dowbtiega be shy on pl m will “ oe 200 yards tn 10 seconds Gat The} both Brinker and Railsback will be matter of bie acceptance will be definitely settled this week Captain Rex Smith has had the track men in training for several weeks. The training has consiated af Ught cym work, The distance men, however, have been subjected | hard cross-country runa, The} team will doudtiews develop many | acquiaition was the Tacoma dis the “U." Clark | on two years dgo in| the interscholastic contest, making the other high eehoo! runners look | slow. | « The management has aa yet been Wnable to accure Reereation park for track purposes. While the grounds @e sufficiently large to constract a track, it will necessitate the removal @ the diamond, compelling the @atch to stand on the track. Brinker to Return. “Dode” Brinker will coach the} “." baseball team next season. The Set coach will return to college to | sehedule ts still unfinished @tudy law. He has played profes. | anal dasedall during the summer | and te therefore imeligihte to repre | SALE LOW cost. USE. | —FOR PORT IT WAS $2.00 PER pendent 1751, Free Delivery Mait Orders | — Bed Room Suites ... Bem Yi Sorin Sorines ° ie Bargains in Heating Stoves Give us a call before you buy ‘Complete Hoasefurnishers asd Sole Agents for the Charter Oak Ranges, the best and most fuel-saving range on the mar- kot. 4% PIKE STREET. PHONE JOHN S41. IND. 3096. J.ARONSON 104 — . ave Ss. DURING OUR REBUILDING WER SHLL WINES AND LIQUORS AT COST AND BE TT WILL MORE THAN PAY You TO BUY FOR FUTURE $1.40 Per Gallon RESERVED STOCK 104 First Ave. So. Phones: Sunset Pink 1751: Inde aptly among the missing Freshman [Grimm te sald to be @ fh Varsity boys need pitehers Brinker will produce them it they exiat Baseball Again Baseball at the “U." ta now sup planting the rigors of football, A gang of men are engaged In scrap ing and plowing the diamond. The ew diamond will be a wast im provement over the old nightmare. Indoor practice will start in a fow weeks All indications point to a rattling good nine this season, Cap tain Hoover ts very sanguine and says there will be a surplus of good men Basketball. Co-eda are enthusiastic at the U.” over the formation of basket ball tama The tryouts will occupy the next two weeks when the var sity team will be selected by the! coach. Grinstead saya the boys probable that the firat game w with the Puget Sound aca either Pebruary 9 or 10. WAS KNOWN AS FLIP-FLAP — ee Qecar Jones, who «sed to come Along over the National League cir emit with the Brooklyn Superbas, and who of iste masons has been pitching for Seattie in the Pacific Coast League, ix probably the only} ball tomer tn the profession who graduated from the cireas world Danny Shay, the Cardinale’ p ~ elous infielder, used to run’ race horses. That's another mark Jones, before he was heard of ta balldom, was a trick bic: three-sheeta described as “daring, brilliant, wonderful, remarkable and dazzling All te not gold that glitters, and if there is one thing harder than smashing rock, tt is cireus life, So Jones, when a minor league man- | | ager told him that he saw tn him) the making of a great pitcher, quickly “hocked” his wheel and shook the sawdust. He was a suc cose in baseball from the start, and had he remained in the middie west would be rated with the leading i |} A COACHING STUNT BY JONES. } lights of the pitehing profession, Jones t# still thriving. bat he's far away from (hia section of the land. and widom is iis name mentioned at fanaing bees. Jones, when cavorting about in } the Nationat League, used to pull otf m when y ao little stunt he learned orking for his cakes and smokes nder the canvas The somersaaits he turned while « Han. | tonite earned for him the sobriquet ot Filp-Flap, and, as Flip-Fiap Jones the fans knew hiro 4 great deal ve! Jones. — THEY CLASH TONIGHT Nelson's Nifties and Burrell’s Busters Will Topple the Timbers ne Nifties and Burret!'s Busters will clash tonight at the Monarch alleys. Intense riv « iret a al banq at the H ading ath s fe T y clube are holding xing sin v “ " o oe the or tr |rall, the Turk, meet tn Londo tn che rider of lremewn. He did an “act™ that the | The mode of training of the men wr tham they did as Oscar | | When Geo. Hackenschmidt, the “Russian Lion,” and Ahmed Mad the near future for the cateh-a» eatch-can wrestling champtonship of | the world ft will battle of styles, Hackensehmidt, oe quick and nimble as a cat and with @ tre mendous amount of power; Madralt somewhat elephartine in his move jmonts, but possibly an even till stronger man when aroused | Madrali was beaten by the Rus-| jaian when they met under Graee- Ro@an rules in « very few seconds. Hackenachmidt recently injured an jarm while wrestling at Nottingham, | Rngland, and deapite his physician's }imjunetion continued to wreatle | without giving the injured member tine to regain its old condition. The result io that he will be laid up for several weeks longer than nece wary. ie quite different. The Russian can turn a somesault in the alr with at a run, he can ar the bar at atx feet with @ running jump, and te equally good at a stam When getting ready for a }test he takes life very oaaily, Fe foes to bed at an early hour—early at least, for a music hall artist and he is up soon after the lark | the mor « | He doce « little wrewtiiag and then undertakes a general physical cul }ture course By thee means every | | muscte fn his body ts brought in: }play. One exercise, for instanca which ia generally indulged im by the Lion, is to raise and lower bis) aaa! with Hackensehmidt, while ae for food during the time he is getting it, he believes in plenty of whole leome meat, not forget mrats. which, he has stated, tend to make men strong and powerfal That they have in his case te evi- dent from the ease with which he tomes weights the ordinary man would bave # difficulty in movi from the ground from band to ha: quarters Madrall, qnite « contrast to the} Russian im appearance, does not et nearly so much adipose tiaeue| - off when he is ready to wrestle !9 | cogttia Many fight enthusiasts are ansiows to see them. 00G SHOW FALL RIVER, Mass, Jan,“ — The annual Fall River Deg show opened here today and it [ to} say that it ie the largest and miost | any of his matehes. He, too, ie an eater of wweetments. He does a fair amount of wrestling with jhis partners, Difficult to defeat he certainty ia, for his weight rem jers him practically immovable when on the defensive, while his Maximum Service at Minimum Cost ¥ RELIA AC RAINCOATS I TERNS. THAT D $10 Up J. Redelsheimer & Co. 600-804 First Avenue, Cor. Columbia Street 1 MA HE SEATTLE STAR--WEDN { Interesting it every or he | ape tal Judaen: Roaton = terriers tm, by Frederi H. Ongood ts the president LOOKING FOR BASEMAN Webfooters, ie hot on the trail of a ble second bas ing coy giancem at Flood and Casey of the Theome team, ‘Tim ts willing, If he will be allowed to $100 AND ALL GA ke Coleman, the middlewels Walter MoCradie, manager ot the | SXPECTS TO vanovies ¢ RECEIPTS DAVIES—-WINNER GETS ae the My act trate lay Ilha ail jing my ra }ihe best as an ie confiden@ot victory. He has| ftoller for a play. ff President Bert will re! 0 wreatier of America, te outed Davie nee before, and/in the be f move the blacklist, MeCredie be tle for bis mateh with T has no fears f Thureda match, |Heve I will win. A lieves he ean fix up the deal with} Davis tomorrow @ight. The big f hem training at the & A op « Morlay low \# as hard ag a wire aa Cole ne #6 & mat partner Dr.’ witnessing quarter rhink of ~The Fight at the Last Ditch The Annex Madrali ie not « weight lifter he does sot ft that met 1 |whee preparing for a cow ut Little Mission Cl th 7 that he is pomessed of =| | strength was proved when he met | and defeated Tom Jenkins, the! American champtos. Hie fhe tured elbow, on Injury ethtained when he frst met Hackenschntittt, | has pot impaired hie power@; he tx aa good with his right as with hin! left arm, and even whee wrestling | in praction he proves aguin end | again that bis bedily powers are | oven greater now than they were | & year or more ago. CLUNIE IS SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 1°. —Hank Harrie bas lost control Fragcteco baseball club The great i er part } ef to Andrew J. Clunte. Clune has) never been prominent in basehatt) Books Ready cireien heretofore, He sare he does 3 not intend to take ao active part In | | Tickets for Sale Here, | baseball next season. There ts much } so Cents. i ball for tv years James W. Coff }bedy by the arin while leaning| roth, Eddie Graney and Jack Mulli- | t a bench or desk. Walking is| van have been suggested as success another favorite form of recreation | ors to Harris. ON THE WAY 4 | esenre the heavyweight and middie eight champlons fe n while walking about his training| hore are thousands of roy in Seattle who would jump at the tion. The big fellows left = theat-| THE LATEST STYLES AND PAT- | Strongest Overcoat House in prices are in force joing oriental method ef wet-| a ready doo not tend to get poundage down. | Pressed to the wall, with ¢ utterly annihilated } thirds of the tore mah n last stand } img like hot cakes at | tomorrow. | will go at 24 Splendid Outing Gowns, worth $1.25 an | $8.39, are all marked 85 Women’s Suits at less than half price Every Coat in the store et marked down. IN CONTROL the San the stock haa beon disposed | | Jerome K. Jerome's jon as to who will succeed | who has been a conepiew and influential figure in base — AMUSEMENTS. Marvin Hart and Tommy Ryan are headed for the coast. it is up Trea Avenue to some local theatrical gentua to Thoater TONIGHT AND ALL WEEK the Dramatic Sensation. “A FIGHT FOR MILLIONS” oe to see the fast boys in ac) cal troupe at Butte and will visit! PALMIST ANVAOAHIV1I9 t Week, “Riche De FOREST De Forest does not « tions and then gueew a | you want to know but h | | | f Show By Pubilc Requ werk Wileon-Clark Otibert’s One- Ring Circus others have tried Other Superb Turns—T. and failed, do not let it make tent living oyant In the world, It mat # Not how akeptical you may be ef you call and test his me It you will confems that there { to it than ordinarily sup. | Frills Sa p La Potite Ruth Ballard LB OV ATS AND tions made by ¢ And a Gr 1 Admiinelor HEADY'S SCALP TREATMENT ps Hair from Failing Out Positively Cures Dandruff x henge joy the luxurtes st tr Open ali dey the State Heady’s Barber Shop Embroidery Edgings, worth up to soc, ¢ a department store is ! sa poor game. We're willing to “let go” right now s true of the trunks Stone-Fisher Company senomratkresr | University Street Store Wednestsy and Saturday Matinees. 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